Saturday 5 July Charlton play in round robin with Standard,Ujpest,Aklcorcon.and Carl Zeiss games of 45mins,winner takes on Sint Truiden at Stayen think that is the ground of Sint Truiden.
Apparently all the players from each squad get put into a hat and the head coach from each team draws a name out and that's where they end up playing for next season. I hope we get Thuram!
Google translation- The bolded bit would explain why our imports have been so bad!
Owns six professional clubs has its benefits. Roland Duchâtelet organizes his teams actually own tournament. On 5 and 6 July he collects Standard, STVV, Ujpest, Charlton, Carl Zeiss Jena and Alcorcon Sint-Truiden, stadium STVV. To take the new stand Sint-Truiden in use Duchâtelet wants 5 and 6 July boast with a unique project. Therefore, he gathered all the clubs he has lumps in the porridge what to play. Tournament "This is a great initiative," said Peter Onkelinx, who organizes the tournament along in the Newspaper. "On Saturday will, all teams play matches of 45 minutes except Sint-Truiden, against each other. The winner plays on Sunday a gala match against STVV. " "For the network teams of Mr. Duchâtelet is the opportunity to get to know each other better. It is also ideal to give them some. "Supporters together
World Cup will still have aweek to run and players that played will still be on holiday,given that Standard lost today and are now 2 points behind leaders. RD given Sint Truiden hosts games with new stand in place. See you all in Belgium in July.Could well be some fun and games.
Looking forward to it, i joked on the way from the Sheffield United game, as i tried to find something to be positive about, that we may be getting relegated and out of the cup but we can look forward to a weekend in Belgium watching Charlton compete in some sort of pre-season Duchalet network tournament.
So i will be going if possible with other commitments.
Discovered this place in the Ardennes in the late 90's and have been back several times- three / four hours from Calais. Fantastic food, fantastic accommodation and some serious walking. Not much to do but walk eat and drink, but what a place to walk eat and drink!
Not sure how far it is from Liege however.
Just reading a couple of books on WW1 and did not realise the the German assault on the Forts around Liege was the earliest battle on the western front - just a couple of days after the outbreak. Savage by all accounts.
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5/6 July seems very early to be playing serious opposition. We played Welling on 6th July last summer.
Still, should be a good weekend in Liege. Maybe we can convince SG3 to combine it with some WW1 tourism.
Cheers
Can't translate as I'm on my phone
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Owns six professional clubs has its benefits. Roland Duchâtelet organizes his teams actually own tournament. On 5 and 6 July he collects Standard, STVV, Ujpest, Charlton, Carl Zeiss Jena and Alcorcon Sint-Truiden, stadium STVV.
To take the new stand Sint-Truiden in use Duchâtelet wants 5 and 6 July boast with a unique project. Therefore, he gathered all the clubs he has lumps in the porridge what to play. Tournament
"This is a great initiative," said Peter Onkelinx, who organizes the tournament along in the Newspaper. "On Saturday will, all teams play matches of 45 minutes except Sint-Truiden, against each other. The winner plays on Sunday a gala match against STVV. "
"For the network teams of Mr. Duchâtelet is the opportunity to get to know each other better. It is also ideal to give them some. "Supporters together
See you all in Belgium in July.Could well be some fun and games.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iKmk5LATCs
Name the last three teams that Peninsula Tigers (formerly known as Charlton Athletic) played in 45 minutes games.
So i will be going if possible with other commitments.
Any ideas on how to get there specifically?
Would consider this if it was a) cheap and b) not too much of a hassle.
Discovered this place in the Ardennes in the late 90's and have been back several times- three / four hours from Calais. Fantastic food, fantastic accommodation and some serious walking. Not much to do but walk eat and drink, but what a place to walk eat and drink!
Not sure how far it is from Liege however.
Just reading a couple of books on WW1 and did not realise the the German assault on the Forts around Liege was the earliest battle on the western front - just a couple of days after the outbreak. Savage by all accounts.